*: SBERLIN, Oct. 28 (UP) Armed anti-Commul
thee is resistance flgbhep, some of them Red Army
hoest oare on the offense in Soviet Germany, raiding
*e. and East Germoa troop and poW installations, tie
id bB and High Commiioa newspaper abeZeitung said
ktwinston The Newe ZItunm at the sme time reported
y arrest by thp. ComimMsis of Wilhelm Zaiser, f
amhr Yd Minister of State Seceity, and Rudolph Herrm todt,
at ni -w mer editor of the official Communist newspaper
Deutschland.
: annonce- They Were fired from their posts and purged IR
S mta o the Politburo and Central Committee in the
h nd: of the Jae 17 workers rebellion in East Germ y. ,
I. g o rael e Neue Zeltang sad that vty In the m 1 ii.- t
idis' of the the underground r are one was confined to a
ice Coamis- armed with ch u and Caecha, last reported
corning di- automatic sitola captured la qt- fought It way Itowhiptl
ra of the Jor- tacs on ts German policee- of West Dbsrfi and frap h
army units. Czech band was repou -
a d te killed between four atlM I
It said the bands hide out in German poeemen.
k ON' wood& and forest during the The jM Zeltuag
Sday, eme .ingAt zdght to attack l sto the
J soviet y Dmo aaMM t p Viet
Hm 80 at ia .ftn meapt .. BE Bj3

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gens' or
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S80aom omh bands in aue
iert dicea and saidlera
,deserted thir s"lthe the
S .p n-pr said. One band in
led by the commandast
soviet air base atErm"
WAMlMWTN, Oct. 28 (UP) enaur pel who deserted .
President senower said to- aho time ago,
day the Uiated a has no Neve Zeitung. .
pln to reduce its t forces The
anywhere in the woIld. and Hernewspa eresaid aae
Mr. lmenhower did not discus secret Polce after retuj
the poiblity of a net reducUon from Moscow where theyun
In total armed service manpow- ceafully tried to plead thi
er Which.aup ordered last spring ase n the Kremli. The
by Befws SeMretary Charles E. Purged from post and paziy-
WUlam. The queNtMoR put to him algdlY appeadng the Juni1
at h nes* ecferenee primarily rebeb and pottkag to a o Ut
d a possible ct in U.. Premier Otto ro l
ecat f nce.s nurope. because Deputy Premier Walter Ulbeieh
of tti nation's owng atomic Moscow-trained "btrog pa
arsenal. of East German Commu.nlt.
The president said he would Neue ZeItun smad it w .
be o to usme that de- lived the two wo 1 p -,a *.
vy M of new ,weapon would Important role la the L,
na gp,. te position of tions case KRMpUM
enroi s aH" tftiaald three Senr Pes e CW -x

,wnbe in the world.
On the other hand, he a
that. as the Air Force oCCU
new bassum ovras, the ma
w r of the armed services
actually Is on the Inrc*
President r marks cU
M tb* Army prepared to
a uuterattack on WlSlj
Efor a heavy slaMhItl
ainpower this f le."

O M AET I & r WASHINGTON (NMA) Of
the 87 areas i n tihe United Otateh
-HAhewhicho are eonaldered y tar-
The Mail Samas an open forum far seeden of The Poname A mr- gets lor a RusslanWinh at-
,@&. Laeers are received gratefully and a enled ls e wholly coalb- tack, 41 have been d sur ed.asS.
denial mesner. to wnat must be done h reduce
it you sntribulte a letter don't be impatient It eesn't appor the the concentration of .rt a.
sent day. Lersn re public in the rd received. res. Surveys for six ent have
PloaM tey to keep the letter limited to I po le Nth been submitted to W tn e ad
Identity h leter wri ters is hld in tesf t sMandMa. for checking. e .ry
hadv jtisesprped p hume "ont p iloylIy over staenh as epiins Of the major cities, fhleago,
priesrsed Ie ters from Mee. Cincinnati and Sang proamooB
ULLIo aoD have completed survey. Pitts -
burgh' and Cleveland stolen t lhre .
SAN ANTONIO BUGLE under review in Wuashgton. De-
trolt and Baltimore have corm-
61L pleted studies, bit have not sent
them In.
Texas has a smile on her face this morning. Cause; from one New York. because of it .
to six inches eo rain o-e entire usaie. tame in tine to save the and tie-ins with New Jrs y and
v, mnter wheat. Also bring out the grass for the spring cattle. They Connecticut industry nearby, .'. .
have just discs ored that the country, is over stocked, bqt meat has been delayed in Ieterniiifng
prices are still too high. how its expanding a prodcon
lFaileo to make it for the dedication of Falcon Dam, but h will hav e e diteW t la fe
Jeard both Esenhower and Cortines talk. While both were good, delphB a has also tldelayed.
In Spanish with perfect control and pronunciation that the poor- pleitd surveys haes f easd th.
eat student could understand. do not haeveet rer sB ltetlon
President Elsenhower assures us that the next dam on the of their landatries, .Ata,
o trade, above Del Rio, will be built-in the near future. We for Instance, does e. i
.an't get too many. as a good target- area, which .
se oor m a s wou requlira e it to pl" fo. I
Too much oil. too little water. dispersal. Atlanta b"S been
-W. J. (Pop) Wright. able to capitalize oa a this by .
-- promoting four areas Ia ewhh

To "Super-Community" Pete: Providence. R. I.. dn th other o u aE
hand. found that it was Just 'n- L -- ...- 1 l -* --
Well, Pete, you've had it. Youw have missed one boat too many. .ide the classification au t tar- .
I'm sure your letter was written only to motivate some sucker et a rea. This city hat i t'ar
into a reply. Yes. I'll admit I'm a sulter I'm stuck in this par- een makin an appeal to a fe '
tally reclaimed awam for two years and ten minutesa.- .of its Industries to move out a ....
You. and those who agree with you. fit perfectly into the little farther so at it t woul .
late Ernie Fyle's desarlpiion of the Canal Zonite-pa- e 110, "The ionter be a R0 tri fk .
8tory of Ernie Pyle.' Mr. Pyle was noted for his shrewd analyal Pittsburgh : Inaltary has beeh
of human character and be describes you as follows: (Quoted epand tra moy In he
excerpts.) leat few nr8. b m toa th s .
"The Americans in the Canal Zone are so lonely for com- development ha_ been In dpee
panlonship (plenty of Amerleons there for company, but .they vflleys which give good natural
are all the same kind of sheep) that they are almost pathetically d ralson_
eager to talk to you and ashamed of themselves for staying there phoenix, Oakland ad ga Pozjdering further i crimee and I.lifak we mht do .yell to meideg
so long." 'rancisco have published book- -ince ain the saoap 0 f j y7 a yal ig and. puitt idicule. al-ah am
"Next to doing his job well. the Canal worker's main idea is lets on their d.er po chl was a unks t nn
not to disturb the at.tus quo. One of their own, who sees them lThe New York State l)pme'ai d a five-year-old. g e bfd were a bnt .."a*y voly deterrent to repeated.t hr-rilnl "
and raped- iPA'sIS Me that cqn. Ri nse_ .inig would
clearly, has called theh 'stall-fed.' They have surrendered the of Cooseral an De velp-d- .ta a.etn toC some .pmniti Mu_ Li rt ._. wruld rop tat. .,
iSmportant quall. of egotism-the eternal eonvlction that you ^menrt has advertised that-oldt has ure which, were aolm e pua br t c tto owne l be orqn raor ., tl t ful. toa
can do it better than the other g M. They have given up personal r er lowationsaWhicherqinroi "uncivhlued.". .. avC syste and went tO work i the,8.,
ambition.natralInstinct of competition all the lovely mystery taa n
of life. for a security that gives them ale of calm and a vague nuola ta We of 01 afneea .nt reoo.th _901 ^at ay. .
discontent."no, Oklahomaand1111"asand a of that W mu dlayet equalt t. thU drays When
discontent." ave likewise made sta u Maldies Attila the Hu i reseable Glfto. Wibb. and In. who walked beats and knew their ant
All of this in the "good old dpys" of 1939. on their safety. the .doaduct h O o .I 6f our oulf t .wo. ho alt cracked an oceadional,. wa.
vandal" stae fIhus e Wathetba thewle eader that law ao laW and
Your suggestion regarding putting our backs to the agencies Some _usitri g*a ,apw tribe of' anciaet ls. G '-r. "
attempting to free us from the peonage sounds wonderful. In werhing tldisperael b. Control. of th wya art young seem ju be I o4 f tf ti t ..Jnorud tilt. k.
fact, for the lrat month I was here I even believed it. n e u ImpoTdble at. tldpot. these da -th ttoine pimlly lduho1etahia
The truth of the matter la that the heads of any company o tl ne sineptly p ed p eha# o'-W re ad 'wi, at, JoI taf 6 t6*
aenO wlU frankly tell you that they are so tied up in red tape tra.t bll he a or an unearned
,an
can do. -s* neabft si0 p1M* o
I ask youl How e tn ploy ever ex ta a a ab, 1egO he gg 1"L
tOlao t ,;2 i'W leaMt
I am concerned one an llifei l any grltligN1 ata1tenth's "W tb .. 'r
by any ao these pettk, ward heeling, would-be politiciana In the 'y th. '
Canal Zone. tond tMo o slants NOW ia t &oII p crus
I'm sure my Congressman would be overjoyed to receive. are ame rea, the w ehIeoa tgS to position tor *ad.l tt
-taer from me statUn: Dear Senator, I a not wracked th- toat n ,c0t. tbl ptionforT one
a .ery fevers, files and vermin today, thank ydu. GOrte tlt ho a i wthota
, wa i .. r hiI d land-Chopphb a InttheTOROy.
I'm' going to take your suggestion and write that letter-1i ag" a? -ile dgs l i thandpuldno ftrkthat.M e m
Vlet 4ou know whi tie answer is. if any. 1109to'k-U eA Idn-. W
a:- d oOa forI
In my opinion, the reply will be another one of 'your t-o th'forre ed a to hd
$fJtcLiade tq Investigate enlarging the floilt at ao Me deiti up *Q"IN th -tlis pould ha
ml I might add to the Senator's letter rthat the dii dered a good ,IBtr
Replaced by nervous indigestion, fungus, heat-rash, Id a there wee no ca ft heIdisma ed, but hm s
1ea eof faith in humanity. thlat. It 'ottuee 'idre, ,clme, l o but E meim and
; .The balance of your letter i.ot worthy of a rebuttal. ntnITh I kt i&nrm dsndmkeI,"cd, no...-r.i t by i
y opinion and every '* e uW.' that I have talked tol. I wil lsia fo wrke m be able.e h
ake your last paragraph suggestion. though. and close this l, th hThe e
Sarmen of thanks-thanks. that tI. that I haven't been L:ere au .s o um a nt o n dhe Se .
thac my outlook even faintly coincides with yours. 1 13 or lanearOi a the

PM .--I am curious as to what you used for umulat.on" i D dei.
,,beore Panamoinian culture was available to you? Ikndaautommilee r In

.I, Iod1j_- a%_Y.- l I

"resents

C. EN--At 8:30p.m.

"CONCIERTOS DANIEL" Presents

THEREE AMOROS"
FAMOUS SPANISH DANCER!
New Program :-: Admission: $1.00

Milton's church Iat monmier and
was threatened b his brothers
followers.
The three branches of the
church are estimated to comprAt.
40.000} members with Milton
eontrolunx the biggest group, a-
bout 100 00. Milton's Church f
3od Of Prophley" also'controls
nbat of the church'a properties
valued at 5 mJllon dollars.

the
been avaUaGe s ocal-
rate Panama cit
was tndaay Local
900. GCSWC%
' Up to nB thuis ervies was a-
vailable tonly m of the
Maintenan e"
Extenalon of t ,bt l e to in-
clude ocal-r ployea was
granted -te Owmsuy Di-
vision at the rx 4t of Local
900. -
Payment for speeteeles osUng
$10 may be made In two dedue-
tl na. Those coetni 14, in3 three
deductions.

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B OSWALD-,,OB- I Italy's capital
BY OSWALD IACOBT South 5 C
Written for NEA Service American Ur
country"
S Francisco
Neogt=4 ) le12 Ireland 8 N
6: Q 1073 13 Arabian gulf *S
I' I \Ai W14 French island 10i
S "QJ4 15 Repulsiveness
w* Q4ys WaXinter whose yrd is 17 Encountered II
41 5 '432 the nelghDardhood playground; 18 Begipnin i.
,f .33 o o V'me "I don't mind having all the 19 Russan plains
8e542 children in the block use my 21Rodents 201
.."6A 32 yard for a playground. But 23 Pedal digit 22 C
soU r N wken their mothers want them 24 Indian 24 F
ARJe to come home I wish they measure 25 I
""* 4Q wouldn't always telephone to 27 Meadows 26?
AK 10 ask me to bend them. I have to 29 Persia S
6 106 answer th: phone; go outside 32 Damage
Neither sdel nd separate Johnny from a 34 Trigonometric
Nrther se We gairc he doesn't want to leave. function a
l ,h a, ot6h wag And sometimes I get half a Crowns
11 Pan 14 Pao-'37 Happening$
2 6 Pam 3* Pan dozen such calls In a nhour." 2 i
3 Po 4 NT Paus Remember that., mother. 38 Volcano in
5 Pas 6 Pa Jonnny's your responsaalllty- 9Sicily
Pass Double Pam Pan not a neighbor's. 4 oSea eagle
O IOpmnt lead-9 a five diamonds and had not done 42 African port
so. The choice was theetfo~ be-. 44 Air (prefix)
.tween hearts and clubs.' -8 Destroyed
S.*'. It was conceivable that East 49Suffered
B East's double of six spades had two fast club tricks, but if (Scot.) o
the chief point of today's hand. that happened to be the case S3 Hearing organ
It illustrates the slam double as there was some hbpe that East 54 Tiresomely .
this is practicetd most of th might get his club tricks later 56 Also --w
leading experts today. on yven if some other suit were 57 1rnmniae
You don't double a slam Just e lto begin with. .- appellation
because you want to exact a it'a length in hearts sug- 68 Shower
higher penalty from your oppo- ge that his partner wanted 59 Legal matters
nents. Such-a double stands to a htlt.f. It this happened to 60 Cereals
gain only S0 or 100 points, since be 'te case, only an immediate 61 English river
", experienced opponents will hard- hart lead would. do the trick. If DOWN
' ly ever bfd a slam that you can WeSt led anythig.else, declare Nevada cit
beat more than one tricks at would naturally draw trumps Aleitn
it stands to lose about 200 to 00 promtly.2 A ian
points if the slam la actually etg on this reasoning, Welt -
made. dependie .on whether or led a heart, giving his partner
not the declarer can afford o a ruff. East then cashed the ace ..
redouble. of club, to defeat the contract.
Once in a while such a dou- South should have run to six II
ble loses a very large amount, no-trump on. this hand to avoid
since it helps declarer find the the raff. In actual praCtice, few U IE
winning line of play when he declarers run out to six no-trump
would have played the hand ,when doubled at six of-a suit.
normally and would have gone More often, they stand by theh G
down If he. had not been wardn- guns; and sometimes they ,eveq
ed by the double. redouble.
The modem expert slam dou-
, ble says merely, "Partner, make
an unusual opening lead and we
will p-obably beat this slam." II DAYS TO NEW ORLEANS S
The Idea of this double is not
inerely to gain 50 or 100 points: C.Z. FIREMEN'S S. ".B. U iBuA,
.* t is to defeat the slam rather S.S. "LEMA" ..
than to allow i to be made. BALL S.. "YAQUE" ..
The difference between mak- 8.8. "C. G. THUL
S ng a slam and not making it is *S.S. "SANTO CER
k er 1000 points, and you don t; Nov. 7th
d exposing yourSelf to at
il 'baonal loss when you can at asasUg
# CO as big a gain as that.
In todva's hand West had no1
tro-fle In deciding whirh lend L|V
S is Dprliner wanted F dt cold
no 't r'mon 'yd sirc NEW OE SER
h h .ad had a chance to double
.A EAMRT ...
.. .. ..8.8. "M J-KA

W* ww- to &i- o our clients to make all
taims of. article w4ooh the Club System.during
the.present month of November and in preceding
months beforA tho end of the month of November.
This announcement .is mnde now because
During the month dt December we will not be
"ab" to nnke deliteries of ItWms won in months
:s1e.b .Weo wUi attend only -to
A1 nrrohmorandise won or paid

iab winners of Novenber or b'oefore who do
nof bbar the above In mind will be obliged to wait
until Januay' at which time we will resume dur
noiirmal deliveries.

Swired tor hanging. Ail matted
work will ba tacked through the
mats unless other provision is
made by tae artist.
WA9 The exhibition 9 watercolors
by Sturtevant Gardner now be-
d"* ing shown at the U8O-JWB
a Gallery in Balboa will termi-
p- nate Friday October 30th. A
P. simultaneous exhibition 01
S watercolors by Miss Gardner
y held at the Crespi Gallery oi
SCreatiwe Arts, 205 East 58th St.
New York City also closes.
The art critics reviewed the
Nek York show favorably. Said
4 The Herald Tribune, "a light,
medium palette of subtle topal-
it in no way diminish the
solidity of th. watercolors of
i mountains. There is movement
-b there and curious luminosity."
g Tne New York Times referred
to them as "free and easy
watercolors of bright South
SAmrerican mountain scenes."
The magazine, pictures on Bx-
habit, aaid hat they were "coast
al scenes -n muted lyrical vein
of pale greens and yellows,
poeticizing the elements of
shore and water in the delicately
simplified manner of Chinese
scroll paintings."
There are mveral paintings
at the JWB-USO Gallery in the
sanme style as those shown in
New York, but there are also
flower compositions and land-
scapes of brighter hue.
The Gallety is open to visitors
from 8 a. m. to 11 m.

Former ($tMtIaig
Elected To High
Office 1n Lodge

Robert W. rui"shank, retired
Panama cc; employee who left
here' two'-rk ago, was elected
eminent grand vice commander
of the order Star of Bethle-
hem z" at an annual esA-
slosn held I Kingston. Jamaica.
Crul a k retains act Ive
menbsu p In !!moatre Stari
NbW. 3, which will meet to-
night at the La Boca Hall for a1
regular buinest meeting. I

Talqwlvantmge of this travel bargain NOW fly to DAVID via
A Just 50 minutes fromPanama!... eovemieut dpty depar.
tawe,..'.the LOWEST fare ever offered I

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Rites Congregation
Approves Miracles
Credited To Piux X *
VATICAN CITr. oct. 28 abP) on
-The Sacred Congregation of Int
Rites today approved the two 'r
miracles credited to Pope Plus X cw
in the last major move toward cs,
his canonization. 195
Relatively minor formalities
remain in the process of includ-
ing "'Papa Sarto"-orowned Pope
Plus X in 1903-in the Catholle
register of saints He was refer-
red to as "ailnt' even before his
death.
Vatican sources predict thp
solemn ceremony of canonization i
will be announced for the little1
holy year" of 1954. The ceremony
will elevate a Pope to sainthood W
for the first time in nearly 300
years.
Following the colorful and de-
tailed process required for can-
onization. the Sacred Congrega-

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This Is the week for the
artists of the Istlhn4s to pre-
sent their work tl hW ehibl-
Lions Comulttee of.thi Canal
Zone Art League 10r Annual
Co.'munlty Art IM t cele-
bration eo ART K U been
a part of American activities
fo: many years and is now
speeding to the other Amer-
icaa. The League will receive oil
paintings, pastels, watercolors,
framed dritwingp, S soulp-
tu.e. and ceramics on Tbhursday
and Friday. October and -,
at the Tivoli Ouest ROue from
4:30 to 7 p. m.
Many organizations are co-
operating to make this, the
thirteenth annual exhibit, the
mLst comprehensive. The Inter-
Anwrican Women's Club Is ar-
ranging a unit exhibition of the
work cream Led by the members.
The work will be hung Baturday
m',rnming, October 30th by Miss
B. Gardner. Miss J. Buckmaster,
Mrs. J. Neary, B. W. Vaughan.
P. Rodriguez, 0. Myer, j.
rell, P. M. GoOdman, R. M I
Glinina M. Delvalle and D.
Wong. The exhibit will be ar-
rangea, through the cojrtesy of
P. Thoimton In the Bslroom.
the Little 04Lry and the Lob-
by.
All framed wo;k should be

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"*" 'p; I 'IEW YOR O, WL S (UP) -
Mark teventi' Allied Attists' The CTty Cager has ada5ioe
western, "Jaw. Slade," turned the start of itW drama asadoi
I out o tui ve a eu.. iron December to the week o
V.T 7 ta a I th Nov. durlB wih thra re
tre aviu i it mo flmbog- rivals will be piintad over i
Saphy, "The Harry Richmond peOod of sx.ws
itory." Special pro .a i tth e Cen
ter, which Llve- iat the o0i
If I ftywortis k s broke top prlmes oftrb"2 FblefSktt
as usb say.o. W there's 100.. e but It a o
000 M for b fe story at lg to l, there
a 0 S She attiaeaiim bWb*
W AIb il4fo. bu 0t osf o
O rather recent N.
The f course
Slis that fmrrer is a buy man.
anri if t Center wants to use
low t out that his co tr sted a erVes as sta
play"Wril e Nard Nsh is ,ana director, it must -come up
j.aWlct maomenae they wIth things with which he-U re-
Idn divorc- ,:atvelv familiar.
Sm.. Ji roand with Patrons of the Center have
the w MOGM to been asked to pick three from a
drop tIent a. lisa that include* "Cyrao de
S- Bag.rac," "The Shrike," "The
. TV V P1% i iW Nivmn has Silver Whistle." "Charter'
loud b b erles that Arnt," "Richard III. "20th Cen-
Will oft ho-m t sereenAJ tury." "The Inspect Comedy"
r a. M etry, M. and four one-act plays by
Pj' I o!mnPaul and Chektovs ta it
The asftmua be pre- even en" 1oJ1 at the Center hi
viewed star Playhouse. recent Is ons Only "Cyrano
a 0111 NO u a editriclan and Richard In" hal ethe sort
th l flddie and of stature that would seem to
worried panat8. wairent Center production. FPar-
i- rer's -Cyrano" oan Broadwa
ly e nr who ask to son-.? six years ago was excel-
Mow t iand l th. are be- lent and he hasn'titone "Rich-
a ar MBC d the star of ard III" hore at all.
"HI I B1a I ofYazoo" twill
aw t a t Theie n Calymrals Import
al..* to ekar sken bere
pobeaa*& Edwin Lester s going jus to tin
--- Broadway agan..
Marelan Mooe sipokerting one rln The impresario of the Cserves
than Hollywood tUhnks. Her Liht Opera Compan-1 of LOS
anemia may pogtioae 'qPik Anugeles and San Francisco, who
Tights" untU' earl T54.... Cleo gives these west ca" cities
Moore and AA Mathes. once re- summer season of big-tine
mored near the altar, are shig- shows-- I mporta from Broad-
Ing "It Was Jut, One of Those way or hti own revivals or new
Titgp." shows--pui on a new mudc.]
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3k11 1U ,, I. Z8 t ,.o I,-).,- i.o,--re i- LFame ewu"
the collegiate football parade for the fifth straight A
week-but there's a rocky road ahead for the Irish. Jui lee Ch C]out
Coach Frank Leahy's unbeaten Irish. collected Fort
343 votes out of a possible 350 in the latest balloting ad
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by the :15 caches who rate teams for the United will
Unied Press. Unbeaten Maryland. is a distant see- tract
Ien whh 274 votes but there ma) be some changes l
in the weeks to come. MELVIN BOURNE&oe
Still ahead for Notre Dame aret back from Oklahoma Billy AMBITIOUS CHAMPION -o
Navy, Pennsylvania, North Caro- Vessels has praise for Ca- Panama Bantamweight Chm the
lina, Iowa, Southern Methodist nadian football. Vessels, who Melvin Bourne will Invade the ou
and Southern California. Mary- passed up a chance to play 126-pound ranks Sunday at the of
land, on the other hand, faces with Baltimore to sign with Panama Gym when he tackles t
"breathers" in South Carolina; Edmonton. in Alberta, told the highly rated Cuban boxer E-
and George Washington before United Press: milo Figueroa in a scheduled
windin up against Misanadan football s well- ten-rounder. Bourne ha sble
and la bama. ls un- ianccd well-supported and rights set on the "vacant Islth-fod
Sbeaten atet s ahind Nou -, 1 organized. In fact, there mans eatherweight cham.n-
betren-ram e an and. Balor talk of football replacing hockey ponhhip.
received 233 votes but here as Canada national' sport."
i again is a team with trouble a- Vessels says he isn' sure
head. Baylor meets Texas Chris-whether he will return to Cana-
tan, Texas, Hoon, Southernda after starting a two-year Ar- resi e
Methodist and Rice, my hitch in 1954. "But." says
Vessels. "if Edmonton wants me
Unbeaten but once tied back. ill likely return to Cana-, 33
Southern California is fourth da." Cof tT
ranked. Illinois also unbeat- ct sevee
en but once-tied ranks fifth. Another American who made l yim
Its 8 game winning streak of Drake-has signed a basket- to
snapped by Purdue drops ball contract for this winter. Ful P W Dr
from second to sixth. Okla i Brlght signed with the Harlem D.,',
hema is seventh, UCLA eighth, !Road Kings. He probably won't AMORIO-This classy chestnut Argentine-bred n ear-old N s
4+ Georgia Tech ninth and West ,play until mldcLDecember be-A O ssyehestnut Argentine-bred'd .n-year-old ae
,Georgia Tech ninth and West Play smidlDecermber be- Panama's sports-loving -Pres son of Adalld-Maja Miab ha raced 15 times in',Wa' has 33r
Unbeaten West Virginia a Canadian football. Bright says dent Jose Antono emon will won seven races, finished second three t thtmes nand
winer in its last 11 starts he has signed to vlay again with give all Jockeys under muspen' and out of the money on only two occasions. Am lo VIs see- le6th
ee in its th c sate Cgar next year. slon at the Juan France Na- ond in the Franciseo Aria. Paredes Classic be BoJI. He Rafai
.co d finish with a S clean ; ytional Race Track a full par- won the President's- Classic this year and f that up Rea
A. t-Penn State the Moul- don this Saturday. It was an- with another victory In he "Hip6dromo Niacl gzaI we. lie D I
SMoun OIum nounced today by unoffical *hat1nd e1'T100.
A others play VPT South Care- lre ableso urc. es
I ah. another major ui ieat-. Get Together The pardon will be a speelal Alq
n-n ed team, ranks far downgift of the Chief Executive on
1hen he The Utes are iede aovlOn The Alleys ahe ...of b.amS old .
S spot with Navy. Utah attilJubilee Independence celebra-
'ut.pla Washington, Colorao, Two teams from the Father According to these sources
th Colorado Aggies and Brg- urray Circle of Columbian the President will announce
heom Young. Squires met at Balboa Bowling the pardon Saturday after the
D te Olahomas high rank-I Center yesterday afternoon in running of the Gen. Anastalo
l"g, coach Bud Wilkinson pre- the first of a series of elimina- Somoza Clas ae which will be
dicta trouble for his. Sooners. tion games to pick the team that run for Class "B" horses at the
W llbnabrn says: "We beat Colo- will challenge a team from the local trackla in B"honorof the NI-
raf Glf-20,on Saturday but Knahts of Columbus in the near earaguan president who ar-
tdeT dominated everything but future.
Sthe -ore. i think we have less i rived here today to attend the
I the "icatin we have lens Jubilee celebration.
chance of winning against Kan- At the end of the. game the Jubilee celebratrdon wi ilu
ss State this week than in any scores showed that the "A" tem j okeys who hawillve been rulede
gameso far this year." 'had been swamped by the "B" off for years because of serious
Yesterday, the Oklahoma City team 537 pins to 411. Larry Bluck offense s
quarterback club heard comment was high scorer for the after-____enses. D__b__
trom Kansas State Coach Bill noon with a neat 140. Next' -- rent
-e via a tape'recording. Meek closest was Jim McKeowi, with .0e '--rr
likee the return t, one 13S. lChaIofU iql Aa_
football because o#r ys.g
both, ways twb 1ea The "A" team of Bertia ,Mead.
ow we are playing one of the Kirehmeler. Eggleston. Shgridan .Utfh E
greatest teams in the count ry and Ronnie Mead were led by 0 l A0
n Oklahma," Meeks eontinued, Eddie Kirchmeier with a score try
"and hope to play well enough of 105 Bright. McNatt and Wood iuli iadNC NO
to'make it a good ball game," with MCKenwn and Blick madeid
k former All-America half- up the "B" team. CHARLOTTE, N. C, Oct. 28-- Don't
iUPi The Charlotte Hornets of OM
the Tri-State League will apply
for membership In the Class A
pr r South Atlantic Baseball League
if~p If a franchise becomes available, .
,s 'e business manager Phil Howser t
said today.
The mem.+eis of the Board of Directors of the He said the club already has
Panama Golf Club wish it to be known: made known its desire to sever
its Class B tieup In favor of the
1) That a recent column printed under the byline Sally loop.
S 'Golfito" contained expressions of opini6n of an indi- Ossie Bluege. manager of the
I Washington Senators farm sys-
vidual which in no way reflect the opinion of the Pan- tern which owns the Hornets,
ama Golf Club; said the Senators will ask that,.
S2) :That the Panama Golf Club had no knowledge aly ue if td hen GOtOhr ....." o e"our
nor indication of such column prior to publication; is avcancye. H r hose y sl--ope the
3) That the, Panama Golf Club sincerely regrets ai the Tri-tat loop hs re- bred racer In the 12000,ad d 'e li
the -publication of said column: leased the Hornets for a high- fe. 1 thardt s D...r
/ 4) That the Panama Golf Club wishes to go on er league tf they can negotiate money. f ve times. e won the i
toerd as being particularly desirous of the participa- c"heus beapy t best local per0fora.uOuller- '
We'll be happy to improve our th '"ig re." oed 'l t.-
tion of Canal Zone golfers in all of its invitational situation," Bluege said. "b-ut we b e k
can't move until there is a
*vfits, and especially in the forthcoming "Cincuente- vacancy in the South Atlantle! there, we willmake verturM.'0 a.1
sailo" tournament; League. If there is an opening He said th1 rest we wquld
.5) That the Panama, Golf Club sincerely hopes up to. th.Deo B t
the la. Isthmian golfing fraternity can maintain its spirit a ;a m1 u. ,'nl-h-U s1..1 mad nno f -

-iof camaraderie; that we can play with and against each
other like good neighbors, good friends and good
*ports; and that the best man way win with a smile.
a handshake, and; a "well done."
(Sgd.) Board of Directors.

* dieus hte of- also In the OChsterfleld 9-4 vie- -tI',WA
toy over CertveetL on January
17, 1945 thaL being the traugu- ,,-.- -
Sration of night baseball on the
Pro Loops YOU 11
S Added. feature Of Willie's
f work are perfonning before the
W second iQgest attendance and
S* working In the longest nrght
game, on Jauary 3, 1950. when
wIt took Carta Vieja 14 tnning to
Sedge Cheastrfleld -4.
i The league hau Ued a total of
ibt i 34 umpire and IHinds with-1U29
S-i'ramr and Oil Garrid6 with one
entte (46-7 ean) are the moat
hwD *4 and th least worked In
tht PPL 8-year-hlistory.
hiaB may bef3 EaMla Tedrtan, last eagon's
- at lesttin na Chief of UWpres, hu worked
"' sts. in onl 9mes. Nick Ka~a-
fiitez and Aston Parahmamt
j tj d arank second to Hinds in dea-
sons worked-Nick missing in
tiff If 194-50 9 a-5 Aston '47-49 and

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(UP) Viet Nam plans to more "Let the people knotf th truth and the country is safe" AbrahAisZ-e .I nd N0
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d for grit meaterns busindependence a TWENTY-NINTH TEAR PANAMA. R. P., WIUDNZDAY, OCTOBER 1 83.
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Quat disclosed the plan to put t
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last night as EmperorBaoUN OK's Sovie Credentals
flew back from France to cheek
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with a French headquarters against (UP The Uned Natio said we have accepted the presence tal. Dean h told tho Cm ut ne .
closure of 1952 casualties which
showed the native army suffer '" his tn "R"
four times as many killed as PANMUNJOM, Korea, Oct. 28. the principal being there when nation particlatlon at'the main1f.-
whe French in the war against (UP) The United Nations said we have accepted the presence talks. Dean has told 'the Cm-I ,."
the Communists today that Soviet Russia quali- of the U.S.S.R.'s two agents? munists that he has been au- tor ar *
Frunce m had1860dead. There fled for a place at the Korean "The U.S.S.R. is not a neutral, thorized to arrange only the ev d t-tren a*- I g'n ,
were 7698 Indochinese, 1331 peace conference as a wartime nor are its satellites. This was time and place of the i ofed Lplace '
Foreign Legionnaires and 2718 "ally" of the North Korean and nothing to do with the parti- conference.. .munlata .
tro ops killed for a to- Ch ese Communists, but not as patron of actual neutral nations The U.N. In a resolutaa Aug. thM may not
African 1,9, headquarters said a neutral who have not violated, the so- 28 confined the peace_ o*nerencbe b' b at eM _bab_- '_b "
Meanwhile in paris the Na- United States special am- lemn covenant of the U. N. to belligerents In the korean don hthea ih- to In- .
tionl Assembly backed Premier bassador Arthur H. Dean. in Charter." war, but said the CoMmunift vte ner l tothe talks,," l '
tional Aanel's Ind1ochina poll- the third session of prelimin- The preliminary talks on ar- were prmitted to lavtte the o- a polt o rib ed as "ut-
osephs by ealth 4-vote major- ary talks to set up the confer- rangements for the peace con- viet.s tsit "on their aide IU they terly mr aund unac- f
y today but asked him to do ence, said the Communists can ference are deadlocked because wish." ceptable.
verything possible to negotiate invite Russia because the So- of the Reds' insistence on im- The armistice agreement call-
hverye Korean hostilbtieeo" Cocte-ift *t (fP) hsd$ be u of IL
peace withthe Communists n viets'layed a direct role in mediate discussion of "neutral" ed for start of a political con- fCo enmnst tr t, Deanu 8 a
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vote of confidence in less than a that the United Nations ap- e t da s o M
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